Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-24
JUNCTION JoTTINGs.
The IsuaI Grist of News from ogden
Town.

The order of Catholic Knights OF
America has a flourishing branch in tins
city, with Mr.. Peter Farmer as president
The organization already numbers be-
tween thirty and forty. Its beneficiary
features are equal to the oldest established
associations.
Mr.. d. II. Pecry jr, son of the Mayor,
has gone East
The news of the confirmation OF John
c. Tyler as postmaster in Ogden was re-
ceived with feelings Of qualification by the
general public.
Mrs +. c. Helirich and her amiable
daughter, Miss Emma, are again with us,
having returned from pleasant soiourn
in the East.
The Printz divorce case is likely to de-
velop some interesting facts. We learn
that Mr.. p. j. Barratt has been retained
be allowed to be onesided case. All
the merits will be elected and resusci-
tated.
Mr.. Daniel Alexander is among us
again. by and by he will fully realize
the mistake he made when he left Ogden
for less congenial climes.
Congratulate you, john "Thank
you" When are you going to get your
papers ?" "Don't know" "Who are
going to be your assistants?' Have
not decided yet" All this, and nothing
more, between Postmaster-elect Tyler
and the DEMOCRAT man.
We learn from Superintendent Lindley
that there were lis pupils attending the
| 20 OF nd
handsome collection was taken up.
The l5Oth anniversary OF the birth OF
Thomas Paine will be celebrated on Sun
day next at Corey's hall, on Fourth
street. The hall will be opened at IL
O'Clock for the convenience OF friends and
other visitors from the country. The
afternoon exercises, commencing at | p.
m, will be given up to songs, music, and
short speeches, poems and social chat
The evening programme, opening at 80
with music, will comprise an Grafton on
the "Life and Deeds of Thomas Paine"
by Robert Wilson, and other interesting
features. The admission is free and
no collection will be taken.
The Ogden brass band and the Fire
Brigade yesterday afternoon attended
the funeral of Lucy, the wife OF Il. c..
Watkins, who died on the 10Th inst. Inn
pressive services were held at the Third
ward meeting house, according to the
Latter-day Saints rites.
David Rawson of Harrisvlle, was ar
rested on the usual charge on Saturday
last and taken before the Clerk OF the
Court, giving bonds in the sum OF 1900.
Rev. Frank Burnett OF the Baptist
Church, has gone East, being summoned
by the sad news of his mothers illness.
The Weber Stake Conference, held on
Saturday and on Sunday in our old Tab
ernacle, was largely attended. This
shows that the brethren and sisters are
still retaining considerable tenacity and
are following the iron rod of their lead
ere with astonishing docility. This
passive yielding by the masses to the
leaders is the whole secret OF the appar-
ent cohesion of the system. But the
germs of disintegration are loosening the
nucleus OF the concern all the same, hence
the franticr appeals of the Mormon
press, urging oneness and obedience.
The Eagle mills, Mr.. Brough, manager
purchased nine carloads OF wheat on Sat
urday last.
Judge =. II. Emerson will be in your
midst by the time you receive this notice
OF his departure.
The Aimee troupe passed through here
for Denver on Sunday; and this afternoon
Leavitt's Boston Speciality Combination
went East over the Union Pacific, having
come from the West.
r. Fenkhausen, of the great San Fran
cisco liquor house, registered at the
Union Depot Hotel this morning.
Last nights Utah & Northern from the
north was belated, not pulling in the yard
till 1880 o'clock.
From the Rev. f. w. Blohm, who
went down to Salt Lake City this morn
ing, We learn that hereafter PRESBYTERIAN
services will be held in the Sc andinavian
language at the Presbyterian Church
here. Mr.. Blohm is an experienced
missionary in his faith and the Morse
languages, and will do much good in
freeing his former Countrymen from the
thralldom in which they are held by the
Mormon priests. Such movements are
decidedly for the general good.
The D. q r. G. did not come in till |
O'Clock this morning. As usual the rail
way officials were mum, extra dry" as
it were.
We have cloudy, gloomy and spirit
depressing weather just now, which
makes itself somewhat felt in business
circles, but we hope to have bright and
sunshiny days after February A.
J. S. Clifton, OF Reno, appears on the
Chapman House registry.
Important meeting OF the Liberal Club
this evening at the usual time and place
A general attendance is earnestly re-
quested.
The last few evenings there has been
great rush on our hotels, even their large
facilities being scarcely adequate to ac-
commodate all
II. A. Churchill, OF Helena, is registered
at the Broom Hotel.
c. W. Stayner, Esq, came in from
Bear Lake this morning, on his way to
his Salt Lake home.
ii. o. Stewart, Of Camas, came down
from the North last evening.
John c. Graham, Of the Provo En-
qwrcr, stayed at the Broom over night,
as did Bishop Orson f. Whitney, the
alleged Pndar, Dante and Milton Of the
ChuUh OF Jesus Christ Of Iatter-day
Saints.
The deputy maIshals are determined
to find Bishop 7, q. Taylor, dangerous
and lanatical Mormon Of the old Nauvoo
school who keeps persistcntly in hiding
with Presidents Taylor and Cannon.
OGDES Ian ~ 1897